St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-13
GATHERED IN SALTWATER.
Senator Sabin Interferes in the Town.
Shend Mill Matter.
Personl Points About Many Bluff
City People.


the abrupt stoppage of the removal OF the ma
chinery of the Townshend Touring mill on
North Second street. The sale had been
made by the receiver, George NJ. Brush, but,
us there was some doubt about his having the
legal authority to do so, and, as Mr.. 'Sabin
strenuously objected to the transaction. opet-
ations were suspended and the gentleman in
charge of the work left yesterday for st.
Charles. 1t is to be hoped that the mill may
yet be put in operation where it stands.
Last evening number of the friends of
King Doe and his most estimable lady, sur
priSed them at their residence in the most
agreeable and marked manner. The occasion
was the twenty-tifth anniversary of their
wedding and the party came armed with
number of appropriate presents. Among
these was an elegant Knight Templars watch
charm for Mr.. Doe. The occasion was an
extremely pleasant and agreeable one all
around.
The foreman at Doud s. Co.'S cooper shop
says the report o f a strike at his shop is un-
founded. He has full force now at work
and does not wish to employ more help. He
says that he discharged three men and that
four others quit in consequence but that
there is no strike now, nor has there been any
all.
The Vars club met at the Northwes tern
hotel on Thursday evening. The ladies' prizes
were won by Mrs. James Wolf, first; Mrs. c..
p. Holcomb, second, and Mrs. A Booren
foot prize. The gentlemen were as follows:
Emile Kruger, first H. Rersel, second, and
Adam Marty, foot prize.
Miss Lou Brown gave delightful social
entertainment TO her young friends at the
residence of her father, Hon. E. S. Brown, or
Tuesday evening. Music, games and an ele-
giant lunch conSpired to make the evening
one of unallo, ed pleasure.
Frank w. Greene, Edwin A. Skaro and P
NJ. Holl, who graduated on Friday at the Min
nesota Hospital college, at Minneapolis. re
ceved their licenses from Secretary P. H Mill
ard and are now full-fedged NJ. DIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Prince gave tea to a
number of their neighbors on South First
street on Thursday evening. Six-handed
euchre followed the repast, aud a delightful
evening was the result.
Oscar Lehmicke, who has been visiting his
parents in this city for number of days,
leaves tonight for his stock ranch in Mou-
tana, accompanied by his brother, R.
Lehmicke, Jr.
w. B. Joyce, the efficient manager of the
telephone exchange OF this city, will leave
here in day or two for Fargo, Oak, to as
sumo the management Of telephone affairs
there.
The past week has been taken up at the
Grand opera house by Lillian Lewis, who-ap-
peared six evenings and at Saturday matt
nee in emotional drama.
Reports from the lumber camps are to the
effect that the roads are getting very soft and
hauling very hard. A few moro qays like
Saturday will Tx things.
The Young Ladies Social club was enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. w. G.
Bronson. Jr., and in the evening attended
the theater in body.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hunt of Mortified, who has
been visiting the family of George C. McNeal
at the prison, returned on Thursday.
Albertina Gabbert died yesterday morning
at the family residence. corner of Pine and
Harriet streets, of puerperal fever.
Warden H. g. Stordock has removed his
family from his former home at Rothsay,
Mimi, to this city.
Mrs. W. F. Redmond and children, who
ave been visiting in this city, returned to
Prescott on Friday.
Rev.C. E. Herriott, of Westminster church,
st. Paul, will occupy the First Presbyterian
pulpit to-day.
H. G. Parker and wife celebrated the forty
seventh anniversary OF their wedding on
Wednesday.
William Weaver, OF Dnrbin, Dak., and wife
and child, were the guests of j w. Diusmore
this week.
Mrs. W. H. Fellows is visiting her parents
at Augusta, Ca, and will remain until June
next.
G. 4. Mosier has returned from two weeks
business trip to New York and PHILADELPHIA
Miss Lou Reid has Joined her parents, who
have taken up their residence in Minneapolis.
j. c. OGorman. Henry Gridey and Robbie
Bean have returned from n trip to Chicago.
Hon. j. H. McCourt, of St. CroiX Falls
Wis, state senator, is at the Sawyer
Miss Drucilla Smithson, who has been visit
ing at Republican. Mich, has returned
E. S. Brown and j. n. Castle returned from
business trip to Fargo on Friday.
The st. CroiX club will not fix up rooms
until next September.
George NJ. Bush, of Winona, is at the
Sawyer
Miss Laura Burlington is visiting friends in
Osceola.